Michael Le Thanks to the New Balance Tokyo Design Studio, we’ve seen releases far more unique than anything the brand would typically offer. While some silhouettes are entirely brand new, others — like this 574 — iterate on existing classics. And though not the first time we’ve seen the shoe don ripple soles and a sartorial aesthetic, this pair is the only black colorway of its kind.
Practically identical to those before it, the shoe proffers a clean look through the profile, removing the oversized “N” logo that typically accompanies GRs. The leather, mesh, and suede panels that dress atop are then colored a dark black, matching the lining, laces, and the ripples that lie underfoot the goodyear welted sole. And though mostly dyed in monochrome, this fixture is also touched up with natural accents for an additional premium feel.
Enjoy a close-up look at the upcoming sequel here and sit tight as we await its December release.
In other news, the A Ma Maniere Air Jordan 1 is making another appearance on December 3rd.
